Preservation Search Annapolis Web GIS Metadata

Below is a list of data sets available through the Web GIS Interface.

Digital OrthoPhoto from 1994 4 meter resolution. Downloaded from the Maryland Department of Natural Resources.

Current Tax Parcel Information (Last Updated late 1990’s)

This is a layer showing properties owned by the MHT.

Buildings Present (Last Updates late 1990’s).

These represent the building architecturally studied. These should have a Text Star symbol that you can hyperlink to the study. (see Traceries Text)

This represents properties listed on the National Register.

The Limits of the Academy Grounds.

The Limits of the Annapolis Historic District.

The Limits of the National Register District.

This is a Line feature that is loaded to have text labels of the streets. The lines are white and nearly invisible.

This allows the User to show a break down of architectural styles as determined by the Traceries Survey.

This shows the boundaries of Historical Archaeological Sites recorded with the State in the Annapolis area. This is a Hyperlink set. IF you click on a site with the Hyperlink tool you will get the abstract of the Site report.  Not all abstracts have been converted to digital format at this time. They will be updated as future abstracts are digitized.

This shows the locations of The foundations plaques around the City with the color categorization.

This is the point set that allows a Hyperlink to the Results of the surveys. The point is located on the building it represents if you have the either current structures or Traceri Survey visible.

This is a point data set that hyperlinks to historical photographs.  The points are spatially located either at the point the photo was taken or on the subject of the photo such as a particular building.  In the future all attempts to better indicate direction and location of the photos will be undertaken. The photographs represent a cross section of dates and subjects across the city. Some photos are as recent as the 1980's for architectural description. Future work will attempt to give detailed information on each photograph.

This indicates the boundaries of the Waterline.

This is the digitized line work form the 1878 Hopkins Historic Map.  There is some error in Spatial accuracy of the line work but work is being done to improve this.

This is line work indicating all the archaeological finds from the work done at this site.

This indicates which Units were done in 1990. With the Identify Tool you can find the Unit Numbers.

This indicates which Units were done in 1994. With the Identify Tool you can find the Unit Numbers.

This is line work indicating all the archaeological finds from the work done at this site.  There is a great deal of work and it is quite convoluted. Please see the time period Layers to see the progression of the Site.

This is the line work indicating the layout of the site after 1900.

This is the line work indicating the layout of the site by 1900.

This is the line work indicating the layout of the site by 1860.

This is the line work indicating the layout of the site by 1780.

This is the line work indicating the layout of the site by 1760.

This is the line work indicating the layout of the site before 1763.

This is the polygon layer showing all archaeological Units dug at this site. Click on identify to find the unit number.